The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-12

into effect to-day. The morning south-bound
train will arrive in Palatka at 1918, and the
afternoon train at 6:27. Norh-bound trains will
arrive here Al 11:17 A. NJ and E10 p. n. The
Cuban fast mail train will arrive at the Lemon
street station, south bound at Eli P. NJ and the
north bound at AIS A n. This schedule will
no doubt, prove very satisfactory to the public
Pdlatha News.
-Majsr w. P. Couper, Chief Of the Laad
Department of the Florida Southern Railway
Company, informs us that there 10 at present q
greater demand for the lands of the company
than for months past, and that he is making q
great many saleA His Western correspondence
is growing very rapidly, and great portion of
the land has been sold to California people.
Despite the efforts Of calamity liars. Florida is
holding her own, and settlers continue 70 come
into the State.-PaIatka Nesea
We are informed by good authority that
Mr.. 81. A. Fuller will put steamboat on q reg
ular run between this city and Tampa, on or
about the LIST of July. The same steamer has
been heretofore engaged in the trade between
Mobile and Tampa, and the fact Of Mr.. Fuller's
abandoning the old line rather indicates there's
money to be made on the Pensacola route. We
regard this venture a. of great importance to
Pensacola, and trust our business men will lend
all possible encouragement 1t is also under
stood that the boat IL to touch at st. Andrews
Bay, both going and returning. We will fur
ther state that it Is Fullers intention to add an
other steamer to the line, If the trade justiies-
Pensaeolian.
Grand Master Workman Powderly now and
then gets of . maxim or two worth printing
In q recent address he said: Labor organiza-
tons have made . fatal mistake in taking into
their unions the discordant anc non-assimilatins
elements Of society. Compulsory membership is
suicidal TO any organization Members should
be selected as to their character and ability, not
dragged in. Workmen should consider it an
homer and privilege to be admitted into the coun-
ellis instead OF being dashed in under the threat of
a boycott"
The many friends of Captain Nat Walker,
the able editor Of the Wakulla Times, and pres
ent Reading Clerk of the House, will rejoice at
his good fortune in receiving the appointment
of Chief Clerk Of the Pawnee Ponca Indian
Agency, at Otoe, Indian Territory, while they
will regret that his new duties will take him
from our midst. he will leave next Tuesday
for his new home, making arrangements for the
removal of his family later. The FLoRIDIAN
zens of his new place of residence as an honest
and capable gentleman.
Yesterday q novel sight presented itself in
the Newman Street Presbyterian Church Sab
bath-school, when four Cinnamon entered the
school and took seats, and made their desire
known, which was 10 be instructed 10 the school
as other scholars were. They were acquainted
with several Of the young men teachers in the
school and two of them were assigned to teach
little children to be much interested in their
presence and Il 10 an entirely new feature of the
schools here.-Jaeksonsizs Herald
-Commenciug Tuesday last the Plant Steam.
ship Line changed their tri-weekly service to q
semi weekly, which will DO continued through
the summer months. The Olvette will make
the run for the next month. or until the Mascotte
has some minor alterations or repairs made
The Mascette will then resume her run until the
tri-weekly trips commence In the fall. The Oil
vette will 20 TO New York. from where she will
run to Bar Harbor, Me.-7ompo Tribune
The Palatka Nssos Is making moro rapid
strides toward the top ring Of tho ladder than
any paper in Florida. It has good news SER
vics 10 ably edited, and 10 clean and bright in
lite methods, and 10 supplanting, 70 certain az
tent, other papers that have heretofore had an
open field in this section.-Bronson 1smss
The steamer Cumberland. now on the docks
at Blackwater, will be run, beginning July 1, be-
tween Pensacols, Cedar Key and intermediate
pointa Another steamer will be added to the
line at an carly date thsreaner.-Bronson 7smss.
The Southern Cotton Seed Oil Company
have decided to construct mill at Savannah
one Of the eight TO DO built In the South. The
capacity Of the Savannah mill will be about the
same a. that Of the others-about 100 tons.
Each of the eight which arc to be built will cost
$125. 600. They will grind 1900 tons Of cotton
seed per annum at an expense, the company
claims. Of a per ton Len than the OIL Trust can
dot A full manufacturing plant viii be con-
nected with the mill.-Fsrx0xdins Mirror.
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